It’s just a rainbow.A symbol of beauty, not to misconstrue,Refraction and reflection, a spectacle divine,let it shine anew,a symbol of unity,in colors so true,A gift from the heavens, a sight so sublime.Hues of violet, red, orange, yellow, green, and blueI love the rainbow. It’s just a rainbow.A display of spectrum's colors, a dazzling delight,It's a … Continue reading I love the Rainbow. Constraint Poetry by Salie Davis
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Thanking God every day
I thank God for the gift of life each day, No matter what trials life may unfold, For the hope that blooms along my way. If I witness the sunset, my gratitude is untold. And if I awaken to see the sunrise anew, I'm filled with thanks for each morning's debut. Sometimes it takes a … Continue reading Thanking God every day
News Poetry: Evil does not sleep
Always be watchful, Evil does not sleep, Maine people's voices, in the largest hearing, heard, Twenty-three hours of testimony, truth stirred. Rushed in darkness, without a thorough review, A disrespect to process, to the people, me and you. Amidst whispered debates, a tempest born. Republicans on the Judiciary Committee, Denied their voice, denied their query. … Continue reading News Poetry: Evil does not sleep
Delightful Embrace
May You Embrace the delight,With your presence, shining bright.In dreams, memories take flight,Stay true, Grace me tonight,dance within the cosmic height,Hand in hand, our spirits ignite.Okay to showcase key insight,Unveiling truths, with all your might,For what we believe, with hearts alight.Display through disgrace, we fight,Defying darkness with our might,For in unity, we find our light.Sway, … Continue reading Delightful Embrace
I love someone that is Neurotypical
I love someone neurotypical, it's true,They possess strengths that we may lack,Sometimes they stumble, unaware,Let's explore perspectives, understand their view,though their lives may seem off track.caught in social norms that cause despair. Neurotypicals may think illogically each day,They lack strengths we hold dear,Logic eludes them, oh, what a fuss,unable to seek order or consistency they … Continue reading I love someone that is Neurotypical
Villaine poem: Call to Respond
Silence lingers, the echo of time, the clock on the wall.Fear grips the hearts of many, a bittersweet memory,A voice lingers, an echo responding to the call. ----------------------------------------------------------- Souls hide, trembling voices hushed in shadows, small.Stand firm in open conversations, defy threats of infamySilence lingers, the echo of time, the clock on the wall. ---------------------------------------------------------- … Continue reading Villaine poem: Call to Respond
Spring, an acrostic poem From “The Book” (work in progress)
Sisters laughing, Playing together, Ring around the roses, In the Nearing of summer, Gladiolus growing in the field. -Sarah age 11 This poem captures a cheerful and playful atmosphere that is often associated with spring. The image of sisters laughing and playing together evokes a sense of joy and togetherness. The reference to "Ring around … Continue reading Spring, an acrostic poem From “The Book” (work in progress)
American Alliterations Continued
Hawaii, Heavenly Hibiscus, Hula hips Hypnotize Horizon hues harmonize, hidden hearts hazy Haiku, Hibachi, Honolulu hustle Idaho, Iconic, Idyllic, Infinite, Immersed Idahoans, inclusive ideals, inspirational Indigenous, Interesting, intriguing, Incomparable Illinois, Innovative Industries inviting, Industrious, illuminated in incandescent ice Inclusive ingenuity Intertwines, Iridescent Imagination. Indiana, indispensable, ingenious, indivisible Intrepid, Inspiring, Indy 500, Invigorating, Illuminated Indianapolis indelible. … Continue reading American Alliterations Continued
In Math Class, The Fib
Oh! No! Take pity? My head hurts. Math is just numbers. They are not for lovers of words. The numbers, the theories, the patterns, and shapes I spurn! What possible interest could I have to dabble in theories of prime and perfect? By Salie Davis
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